Dheeran Malayalam Movie
"Dheeran" is a riotous comedy about Eldhose, a well-meaning village hero whose every bold step leads to bigger blunders. When a group of quirky villagers embarks on a road trip with a mission, chaos follows close behind. As buried secrets surface and disasters pile up, wrong turns might just lead to the right destination. Get ready for a hilarious ride where fate plays tricks and every twist brings laughter.
Dheeran is a Malayalam comedy-drama that begins with promise, offering rustic charm, quirky humor, and a strong ensemble cast. The film draws viewers in with its light-hearted tone and setting, effectively mixing comedy with elements of a road movie and mystery. The initial segments are engaging, with flashes of clever humor and grounded character moments. However, as the narrative progresses, the film loses its grip. The second half is widely seen as chaotic and rushed, with an overabundance of characters and a plot that lacks focus. The tonal inconsistency, along with clichéd writing and exaggerated comic elements, undermine the strengths of the earlier portions. While a few performances stand out and there are occasional sparks of wit, the film ultimately struggles to maintain coherence or emotional depth. Despite its potential, Dheeran becomes an uneven ride that delivers in parts but fails to leave a lasting impact.
Verdict:
A quirky start gives way to an overstuffed and inconsistent second half, making Dheeran a mildly entertaining but forgettable experience.
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Rajesh Madhavan | |
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Ashwathy Manoharan | |
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Manoj K. Jayan | |
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Ashokan | |
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Sudheesh | |
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Vineeth | |
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Sidharth Bharathan | |
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Shabareesh Varma | |
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Abhiram Radhakrishnan | |
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Arun Cherukavil | |
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Jagadish |
Director: Devadath Shaji
Producers: Lakshmi Warrier, Ganesh Menon
Music Director: Mujeeb Majeed
Cinematographer: Harikrishnan Lohithadas
Original Story Writer: Devadath Shaji
